Our card this week is Diana Patnode, the Four of Diamonds from Minnesota.

In 1982, 23-year-old Diana disappeared without a trace from a bar in South St. Paul, Minnesota.

Decades later, a deck of cards would lead to some closure for her family.

But ultimately, leave everyone with more questions than answers.

I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is the deck.

In February of 2006, Jim Warren was taking on one of his first assignments after being

promoted to Detective at the Wabshaw County Sheriff's Office in Minnesota.

He was tasked with cleaning the evidence room.

It's not hazing, it's just maybe the old rookie, you know, you can clean that up for

such a first job.

So I was cleaning it out in evidence and I slid this box out and it had a white cover

in it.

I don't know what it was, so open the box.

I tell you the truth, I don't know why I opened the box, I just did it.

And look down at some skull, some bones and some clothes and I'm like, what the heck did

I?

What's going on here, you know?

It took kind of caught me off guard.

Detective Warren turned the box around and read, Bone's Case, scribbled across the back,

meaning that the remains were unidentified.

He continued with cleaning the evidence room, but something wasn't sitting right with him.

The thought of a person with a whole life and a family just held in a box in some evidence

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